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Transition Cambridge: moving towards a resilient city

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	SPECIAL EVENT! Come along to our Open Meeting this Sunday 5th July and discuss how we can take Transition forward in Cambridge! There'll be opportunities to discuss topics of your choice in the open space session, and to meet others from your neighbourhood or area.
	Transition Training is coming to Cambridge on 5-6 Sept - book now to ensure your place!
	You have until July 3rd to respond to the EERA consultation on the implementation of their plan to 2021. There are some suggestion on the discussion forum
	Add your voice to the Food and Fairness Enquiry (until July 16th)
	Food group Garden Share Scheme is taking registrations

Some other volunteering opportunities:

• More help needed at the Hazel Platt: contact ceri or Dave J.
• Community herb garden at CB1: contact Jessie

We are

• a bunch of volunteers, acting as catalysts for community-scale responses to peak oil and climate change
• wanting to create a buzz throughout the city, inspiring others about this positive, solution-focused way of responding
• creating opportunities for all of us here in Cambridge to come up with plans of action for how we might like to make this transition to a lower-energy future
• intent on creating a prosperous, sustainable future together
• a member of the Transition Towns initiative

This website is here to inspire you to get involved. It provides information on

• events coming up and calender
• what we have been doing
• existing sub groups
• proposed sub groups
• other related groups

The Transition Café - usually fortnightly on Thursdays 8-10:30pm at the community café at 22a Jesus Lane - is a great place to meet up with other transitioners. It's run by volunteers (so if you'd like to help let us know) and will run throughout the summer.

We now have bulletin board facilities - do take a look at our discussion forums.

"The Transition Handbook", £12 is available to buy. It is the definitive guide to the Transition Towns movement, written by its founder, Rob Hopkins. Get yours from the Transition Café, from Mary Geddes (phone Cambridge 563127), or from the Libra Aries bookshop on Mill Road.

Or email us (and ask for a regular news bulletin)

Transition Cambridge is a member of the Transition Towns Network.

Transition Cambridge is supported by grants from Cambridge Sustainable City and the Co-operative group.